[quote="Peke"]Use #import on MM exe.[/quote]
Skinned or unskinned? Or does it make no difference?

Use #import on MM exe.

[url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8etzzkb6(v=vs.71).aspx]This page at MSDN[/url] addresses that.

Since MM doesn't include the .tlb file with the distro (maybe it's available if you ask?) it looks like you can use the #import on either the .EXE file (or maybe one of the .DLLs, but the ones I see in the MM3 directory look from their names to be specific to certain functions).

The main source of trouble is the importing of the type library. Any idea how to accomplish that?

I've only done COM interaction with Python, which interrogates the object server to find out what the interface is.
In general, I think the C++ technique boils down to (roughly, I don't know if these names or syntax are correct):
[code]sdb = new ComObject("SongsDB.Application");
sdb->Invoke(methodID); // where you need to have a list of methodIDs
[/code]
I did find [url=http://www.jose.it-berater.org/smfforum/index.php?board=362.0]this tutorial[/url] online. The guy who wrote it was talking about it in another forum, and said that altho it's primarily PowerBasic-related, the first tutorial has a lot of C++ code. Maybe it will help.
I also saw a reference saying that using Microsoft's ATL library is the best way to interface to COM from C++.

I have very limited experience with COM and was hoping that someone here may be able to help me. I want to access the MediaMonkey COM object through the COM API, but I have no idea how without any type headers.

Is there a header available or some other way?